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NINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at lat Per rt-gov"rum"nts
DuII but Firm stocks Lower - Flour
uuirt aud Unchanged Wheat Hig!srr.
NEW YORK. August money on cali
easy at iaG per cent; closed offered at !
uer cent; prime mercantile paper 5.a6 per
cent; sterling exchange dull bat steady
ar Wi 20!
GuyEEN5uESTs- Dali and Ii:m.
Four . +
FuUg,t w.
PaDi. -.s.- 90. t-.. ................. .....'.'' 5
SgArE~-Nsgirctrd
KAlIhuAus -- Unusually dali; sales
$G77,UoD
SoorEe-T'hc stock market WAS on the
whole dull to-day, and IN consequence Of
the general expectation OF important de-
yelopments in the near future, the dlspoS q
ton was generally shown to 4 marked de-
gree. The opening was quite irregular,
though advances were in majority aud
changes from Saturdays final figures
ranged up to only ! per cent either way.
There was some strength shown in the iir7t
half hour, but 1t soon died away and loss :
were established iu the first hour After
that time il became quite dull and
the line. bat in the last hour Northern
Pacific broke badly and the general list,
followed suit The close was quiet and
weak at the lowest prices of the day.
Everything on the active lis! is lower, and
Northern Pacific preferred Is down =,
common and Union Pacific l., Northwest
ern +. Canada Southern, Lackawauna and
Michigan Central /. Sales 2il, 9&& shares.
OuotIiions closed bid as follows:
Adams Express Ii9; American Express
l0S; Canada Pacific 90; Central Pacific
3Gl Chesapeake and Ohio ) :; do preferred
iirsts Il; 30 seconds :; Chicago and Alton.
l5u; do preferred 10; Chicago Burlington
and Quincy lll!; Delaware and Hudson
lOl; Delaware, lackawanna and Western,
l2gs: Dcnvrc and Rio Grgnd2, 26.; Lrly
30: d preferred GG; r.. Wayne, $50;
Illinois Central. l2&l, Lake Shore, 90 ;
Michigan Central -, Minneapolis and
81. Louis. ~ 10 preferred, &53; Missouri
Pacific. gS. Northern Pacific %; do
preferred. 5G!; Chicago and Nccthwestosu
fl4L; dr preferred li5; N"w York Cen
traI, los: OREGON TranSroptiuantal, 81 .;
Pacific Mai, 39i; pnawG-;P s"rra, y. "
T. 2~: Pitt.hurs. 1881; nu,',.E Palace
Car li5!; Reading, -; Roy| i-..n%. i'6;
1t Louis ara San Francisco, 81. do pre-
,r~gg6. a.; "rs; preferred, ll35 80. fau.
SUnurllpli- and MUureyta ! 1888; ST. Paul
and Omaha. ~; do preferred lllt;
Texas Pacific, -; Union Pacific, o.;
United States izrr.s, G6; Western Union
Telegraph 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

THIS STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO
| County. In the Circuit Court Ol Ohio CpuU,
~, West Virginia. Angus, Rules, Isl.
Indiana MC-wnTd>
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WINE wArERNELo>~.
N,,, Workers Thsuk That They Know How
To Improve the Delicious Fruit

Sew Yorker. Th5ul, That They Know How
10 Improve the Delicious Fruit.
Sr.ruwr N.yf.
More watrrmelous aye consumed iu New
York than m any u'a.r city ia the world,
rud ,G,r watermelon season is now ,t its
height uuo Of the largest and finest Of
.ne aan. unD uatr-mrIvus THAT rrl.hed the
metropolis last week found as Wy .ato
,ar cafe ct q fashionable uptown motel.
20 was prepared tor uSr and placed ia the
lee hon.
People lrom the country aud the smaller
towns come To New York IN great numbers
at this season uG tbs year. and amorg the
recent arrivals was worthy gentleman
from a little rural settlement in Southern
Michigan. who came TO see his brother, q
Wall street broker, from whom he had
been separated ever since they were boys
together oa the old farm. The two hguru-
en-, dropped IN 1t the cafe in whose zee
box rested the biz watermelon first Mon
toned.
.lgr's have q watermelon. said the
lrok,r. The rural brother readily Is
syutyd
will you have it plugged asked The
broker.
"Of course, answered the rural brother.
"Drdu't We always plug melon before we
ate n when we We're boys:
The broker whispered some order to the
waiter. aud directly that scrvitor returned
with the bigmelou aforementioned When
he cut 1t 1t seemed very juicy and ao.
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BELL NIRE.

Ed Yost bought c. Rumbachs brick
dwelling house on Noble street, paying
therefor -, 600.
Sunday was about the quietcst day that
hUs been experienced in Bellaire Tor yc..c
The streets had deserted appearance 80
iatI - pedestrians were concerned, and not
until towards evening, when the camp
meeting trains began 10 come in, did
things begin to liven up. 40 arrests were
made, which goes to show that camp
meetings DO some good, after all.
John prI;chafd has been bound over 20
court in the sum OF 5000 lie WAS charged
with cutting, with intent To main or Kill,
Larry Collins ON Gravel Till the other
night.
The building committee of the First
Presbyterian Church has been authorized
10y the congregation to eNp5ud s.. 900 III
repairing their edlice on Belmont street.
This building has long been considered I'M
safe, and the action OF the congregation
will afford some relief To heretofore any
iOus minds The walls are to be torn
down as far as 1t will be necessary to re-
build them securely. The contract for
the work has not yet been awarded, bul
will be- at an early day and the work com
pleted before cold weather sets in.
Rev. Hoey, pastor OF the First Freshly
terrain Church, is enjoying = months vact-
ton.
An incendiary fire started in the
residence of Dr. J. f. Mccullough, on
Gravel Hill, Sunday evening, 1t was dis
covered in time to prevent much damage
being done. 1t is supposed that some raS-
cal who was thieying around the premises,
set some goods on lire to cover his escape.
Frank Nelson, well known musical
gentleman of this vicinity, left Saturday
night to iom Kennedy x Whites circus at
Waynesburg, Pa. He will play in the
band.
The funeral OF Miss Nora Corners, who
died at her home at Warnock's of brain
fever, will take place from st. John 5
Catholic Church, this city, to-day
Miss ) A. Pruden, Of p. Z, Kings
store, is visiting friends in Eastern Penn
sylvania, aud will spend portion OF her
vacation at the seashore
I he nail factory was running yesterday,
and made the first full day for two weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

The new. w5s received with the utmost
satisfaction b, the community that ho had
trrroril.1, hu, the arrest of a disease that
Is stealing away g loved and valued life is
an achievement that should inspire heart
felt gratitude Chillugss. cold eXtreml'e~,
depressed spirits aud extremely miserable
sensations, with pale, wan features, are
the results OF disorderrd kidneys and liver.
Arrest the cause At once by taking Dc.
Pirrce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t Is
a purely vegetable detective, that will Ter
ret out and capture the most subtle lung
az blood disorder Druggists.
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An find IN Hrue SCREAMING.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, H.,
says: Having received 10 much benefit
from Electric HittvTa, feel il ny duty 10
let suffering humanity know it, Have had
a running sore on my leg for cight years;
the bone scraped or leg amputated. fused,
instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
aud seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and my leg is now sound and we'll
Electric BitterS are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at &c.
per box by Logan & Co.
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pFsFEsI fE



NEw YuER, August - --tlUw-bdi
and unchanged. receipts 2&9Jl package,
rzpart- IL. 50 barrels and 29&li sacks;
s,ics 5000 barrels. Wheat--Rrccip,-
IL 2nn bushels: exports &g5, 92l bushels;
srpt lots }glc higher and moderately ac-
1--WE. ontions opened !a+c lower later ed
ylrral #.. closing firm. sales I.26I. 900
bushels iurures and 2g2 coo bushels spot;
No. . CHICAGO sic; uucrod.1 red 75ia
1-tc. NJ. white ~ilc, M. red She;
No. > red Angus, 7glaTg.r. closing st ivy,
September - 5-lGl~Or, closing at ~Dr; o.
tohrr -psleutc, closing at ~ .c; November
,2l-22c. closing 1T SIZE: December ska
site. closing AT sic. January ~i.a~llc.
clo~iro O., ~5lc Nav SglaoOlc. closing nj
qOlr Cor,-Spo, lots .l!rand options 3
a.. HIGHER CLOSING steady. cash TRADING
NIT. r..r,uts n 400 bushels. ,ypar;s
N iqO bu>h,.,s. saIrs GuG uuO bushels iut-
.tn... ll.r -.t. ,,.....,1 "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

William G. Hnndlgn, admiuistra
tor, with the will annexed, of
Mary Helms deceased,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
Give Isa Rest!

MI II 70 ~ 4|-|'| =
Let rs have peace. Give Cleveland q
rest. Give DR.. McGlynn a rest. GIVE
poor old Jetr. Davis rest. Give the tram
robbers rest. Give the abused rebel
flags rest. Give the Grand Army OF the
Republic rest. Give Us Il rest all
around during the hot weather.
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LIVE SYgO8,


CHICAGO, August -.--Cattle--Reccipts
u. 900 head; shipments 3 600 head; market
steady; shipping steers g OOai 60; stockers
and feeders II 5Oa3 90; COWS, bulls and
mixed 81 ODl3 90; bulk - 5Oal 70; Texas
cattle Il 5Or3 90.
ogs-Receipts Is, 900 head; shipments
Is. 900 head; market slow; common easier;
rough and miNcd - G5a5 -; packing
and shipping - l0a5 70; light 81 6Ol
. 25G; skips 81 Oaui 30.
Shrcp-RccoiptS 5000 head; shipments
500; market stronger; natives - 5na4 81,
western - 0Ol& 60; Texans = 51n& ~;
lambs 81 25al -.
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COTTON.


NEW YORK, August Cotton Quiet;
uplands 9 l5-l6c; Orleans 10 Lie; futures
closed steady; August 9.7sc; September
9.37c; October 9.26c; November 8. DOC; De
Cember 8 2Oc; January 9.2ic; February
9 2Oc; March 9.37c; April 9. ilc; May 8. soc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

EgUasrs agd Llur>,lUrt through passvuge train
leaves Ev.urrg 40 so ii. m arrives at By,la.gr al
90, o. nm
NuU,~.e.t passenger train leaves Bc.Htrc at
49, %. ul.. arrives uJ Eg..alrr AT 80 "a. I'D.
symmetrical Accommodation leaves Bylulg al
..Uy 3. M. arrives r- EylIalg, at iu.A1 o. M
A. trains daily except sunday. Contra, stand
ArI Time from bgi.a.rg.
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DRY GOODS.
New Norh.

New IoRB, August S-Dry Goods
The general movement III dry goods was of
proportions of previous reports, but the
demand was more quiet, awaiting an in
crease in business by distributors.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

..Egar.oruI.a k..sHlcig' o. -. nature. u,,..
which govern the operations o! f.Ee-i.Gu an
nutrition. sud ~ careful application ur til
inc properties oi wel-seIe--cl Cocoa. Hr rpTr
hss W-Dvidsi ou- l-asAiast 'at... WIKI 4 deli.
cstl.Y favored beverage which lt! -l., ~
many heavy doctors bills Il ie bg Che Iu.i".JG-
use u su"n articles OF Diet tina. d constructor
nav bu g~a.u8uy built zap until strong enough 70
-.si., every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds o.
,,fr,.y lslaG1e- are Coating around Us ready 70
attack wherever ,hc-" is 4 weak point Ne usy
@s.sy,e many a fatal sLa!t by keeping ourselves
n1,l-ssreI frame '-JIrl ssrrilr Gl-s',.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. SOL.
---'. in ha'f pound tins by Grucy.s labelled thus
lIufS EPPS& CO., Homeopathic CHEMISTS
'risT?SdSTu m London, England
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

NEW YORK, August -.-Petroeum-
Dull; opened at SHE; highest sac; lowest
57ic, closed nj &c; sales SO, coo barrels.
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rI'HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO
| univ. I'm the t.rcuit Court OF ohio C0TH
y. IVES, Virginia. August Rules, lssl.
Richard Ferguson


Frederick Nort"n aud Others
The obfrr, Of his ,uil T. rp haze determined
inc right, ami pTorilirs of the various claimants
nj q sum OI money now I'm the hand, u' William
g. lIuuiuu Sheriff of OHIO county Vet hlr-
giula rs the proceed, of safe OF certain f,i-
spuai property. mad" My him under ara execution
~ the case u rIJr.Cs Hoffman ~ irr.."rlcE J..
Norton. .,vd 20 have tire said sum Of money a.-.
HE.- q ind p No., Drdar- Of the 'I.l court 'u 'n"
parties entitled thereto. md Incidentally 'o have
set aside aud GuWJiI"i two deeds of rust mai"
by "a, said EIrI"r!.E !. so lou Iu william J..
liubt-.rI trustee. one Gated ON Oh" -'T' '!dE OBJ.
July, l>,5 and the other dated IN The . ia ia.
oi April l>,.. both Of which deeds 10 .gls. are H'
r,ror! i'm the utIc" - the CLERK 81 the county
Dnurt of said county And B. appearing from uu
affidavit ll-i ia the cas-. az thee" rules. th'' -
suII Diana T.. Norton is nulH resident "' The state
eft West virginia and ia" Hni having been serve.
with process I'm this cause. uu motion of the com
.la5aAut. by his solicitor. jhis ur'"r of pU.iloH-
ton l. entered Hg8iuN her. ami Is e. ordered Gina,
ihr said defendant. Diana G. Norton. 20" rvI I.fva
'o app"Hr within one month after the date OF Oh"
ilrst publication OF TINS Ordc. and 30 what rs
n.nr--4r, 'u p-u pnt u-r Interests u Re- 'urHr.
prirro! mat hi. o'!"r Dee published aui P'''."
WITH. JOAN " Mitchell. clyrSpGsniE Cou-,
~ tine ,nv-. House CO.. said county. this ~ cay
JOHN " MITCHELL .rrs.
Published 'uc fret i.'l" Angus 4. 'N'..
Nuas.- rrUE " MITCHELL Clerk.
HEsgY u Eg.rFLl. collector iaf complainant
Eu5.u"t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

grgrlla Remedies arg .u,Ir.uyEh,i Price.
.u.Icura. "a cents. 'u..cgra krsui'cnt, 500.
soap, - cents Prepared Ly the HUrTFH I-:"
"Efow tosnTr Skin D!."n~cs.''
nnunr Pmr.s. -..u G,',l,lr-. rnG Baby
bhJuJ .iumnr., cared 10y Cr1!,uEA soar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

BRADFORD, August S.--Petrolrnm--
Opened ut 57!c; closed at SIZE; highest
&c; lowest 57fc; c!earances -, 900
barrels
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kNp!lgJStl.@. DIVISION.

lLTEnFlISG kNp!r gjSal-a. DIVISION.
6n Pr. a;t,r May ~ ~. pss' .ugSr trcln5 vii
riu p f,l.n.yr.-- 'rntrR s!HfGar! guc
DE"s ETGaF.
For rNl,,lup 90 = 70. fal.y. 10 - u. Srlly;
I'D p oddly. Grd 5nl p. ~, t.''y
FOR lsstpa.,u 81 4. ID. 49, cnapt sal.
DAY
AKrI7.ly.
From Pi.,aHrIS 30 70 g, a.. B.lf o. m.
SD G.ao T.. - dar r,vo.l' sD,ir,, Ii5 T. n,
ia '''
2|gu Na,rlr:,ru s,1a r.. -, Tvs rcJ' sun.
dh,.
C. y. LDRD, GrrrEs. Iuys,.Isgcf NF'sI:..
J. ' PATTOG, Suprfi,ut, IIGv,'urgh.
JT !ANE ig.gr'iuE A.-'t. Hhro'irg.
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"T'iGLEU ."
bradford.

PlrTfEl 70, August = go prtrol"Gp--
Dull aud heavy; opened at 57!r, closed
at sic; highest 57!c; lowest 514c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

DAiTINURE AND OHIO RAILROAD COY.
II paoy. On AID alec July -. 1877, passenger
trains Will run aS follows Wheeling rs Meridian
MCst Of RiEcr CeMtEAl tLme.
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Railr0ads.
DITTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
l. LOUIS RAILROAD CO,

pan Handle Route) Under schedule In rnec
May I'D 1857. trains leave Wheeling. Ten
trial Standard Time: For Stcubenyillc and Pits.
burgh G.Si n. m, 1888 =. N 80 =. III. Fer
Steubcnvillc, sos =. III. The b.SS II. m. and
SOS p m. trains make direct connection for
Columbus Cincinnati, indianapolis and Chicago.
The i2ii p. N. train makes direC; connection
for Columbus and Chicago. Trains arrive AZ
Wheeling at d:l5 4. m, loOJ H. M, 2i5 ?. m. and
600 H. m myl7
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No MEDICINE ,.GilE TliEst.

"" have sO,d your Culirurt Hcmrdir, ,n' ''1
last sis years. and 10 medicine, on our ,Arf.r'
give hu,lsr satisfaction
e. AIHlEIDN Druggist Albany, : y.
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AKrig.Ig.
=, mo EIvFR RAILROAD.

T.mo table t,Iius c.Iot June 2sth ~,
Passenger Iaiu- win TIA ~ Hr.ioWs-csn'rsl
[
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TitusNiIIs.

rlrusVLLE, August s.-P,iroleGm --
Opened at 57!c; highest 55lc; lowest 57ic
closed at 57.c.
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nt
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ASD ELI GROVE E. h

On and after Monday Nay p l~,-. rrinSun the
Wheeling and E.u Grove X. K, win -,Ju 'g- ln.
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L =
i County. In the Circuit Court of ohio coUu-
ty, West Virginia, August Rules, lNS7.
William G.. HnndGn, admiuistral
tor, with the will annexed, of
Mary Helms deceased,
Sophia Helms, Thomas Helms, IN Chaucury.
Agnes Pembertru, MARY Eliza
beth McCunc and Henry Me
Cuur, her husband. George
Baird and K. Kennedy Friend
The object Of the above entitled suit is tu sub.
jcCt the real estate of which said Mary Helms
died seized and possessed lu.wit. Lot No l. in
George Zilles' addition tn the city Of Wheeling.
on Wheeling Island, in the city Of Wheeling.
West Virginia, 10 the payment OF the debts of
said Mary Helms. deceased her personal estate
being insufficient for such purpose, ana also Ia
the payment Of the costs of sale and of this suit
And il appearing from au affidavit filed IN this
cause al these rules, that the defendants Thomas
Helms Mary Elizabeth McCuuc and Henry Me
Cunc. her husband. are not residents Of the state
of West Virginia and they not having been
served with process IN this suit on motion Of the
complainant, 10y bis solicitors, This oder Of pub.
LEGATION j, entered against them, and 10 is or
dpTpl That the said luiuu ants, Thomas Helms,
Mary Elizabeth MrCunc ana Henry Ne uUc, hrT
husband. are required To- appear within one
month after tn" date of the first publication Ct
this order and do what is necessary tu protect
their interests Il is further ordered TINT this
Witness John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF SAID cont.
AT the Court House Of said county, this ID day of
August, ISL to-wit. August Rules, lNN7.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the trst time August g l'>..
Attest join ". MITCHELL. CLERK.
rALbTELL 4 CAIpwELL,
au}oawt Solicitors for Complainant
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TINS STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, ONO
| County. In the Circuit Court OF Ohio Cguu-
IT, West Virginia. Angus, Rules, Isl.
Indiana Mc,wnrds
"
Gibson l.. CrUmaor, survivor Of himself aud G.
lrandcr Zane executors ur lh" Ia.l will and
testament 90! Daniel Zane deceased, Gil,,ou l..
CTaum"r, administrator ot the estate Of {. Lr.
uudnT Xuuu, deceased catherine Harbour. al
mluisirilriN of ih" y>iu,c OF Joseph &. Harbour,
deceased, and Inrl Jonc. and --- Jones, her
husband
IN CHANCEEY.
The object of this suit i Ia obtain II report Of
the receipts expenditure, and accounts oi H.h.
SON J.. rruumrr and the late &. LvHudrr Zane rs
executors of the last will and testament Of Daniel
Zane. deceased, and iUil AMI final settlement
ui The same, and to take II decree against the
said g. ]. CrunmcT, executor rs aforesaid, AMI rs
the administrator C the cstat" Of .. LcHudcr
Xula in favor of Indiana ACSwuT,is for whatever
may be found u be due her from IN" said cNrru
tors upon the said settling accounting as rr,idu-
ury dryi-cc aud lcgHtcr Of the said Daniel Zane,
and also 10 obtain u decree against iucz Jones
for the payment hy her 10 the snid Indiana Mo
swords of - much of the proceeds Of the estate
of &. Lcandcr Zane as may have com" into her
possession rs may b" proper aud equitable Iu
this cause. And il appearing from an h,hduylt
fled i'm this cause al these rules that the defend.
ants. IuvI Jones ana --- J0u's, hcr husband,
are uun.rvsidruts OF the state Of West NirGuiG,
ana they not having been served with process IN
this cause on motion of the complainant, Icy
her solicitor this order ut publication Il entered
ugnlu>r them, AMI % is ordered that the sHld lie.
fcuduuts Iu,l Jones and -- lOnts. her huS-
band be- required 10 appear within one month
after the date OF the first publication of this order
and 10 what is necessary To protect Their inter
r,ts n is further ordered that this order bcpuh.
lf,hoi and pasted us required boy law.
Witness john W Mitchell Clerk ul said Court,
ni the Court House Of said county, this "a day of
august. 1851. to Wi. August Rules, 1851.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first tim" AugISt5. lN>1.
Attest iDii:; ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
JOINS %. PENuiEIOS. Solicitor fpc Complainant
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3eQal 0otirrs.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
i County. In the Circuit Court of ohio CoUn-
y, West Virginia, August Rules, lsS7.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-03-04
Another Fraud Upon Farmers.

This time it is the wire Fence
Man. He calls upon a farmer, to
ask OF him permission to exhibit
to the farmers Of the vicinity his
new fence wire streteher, upon his
farm. In consideration for this
privilege he win build for the far
mer thirty or forty rods of good
fence, wherever he wants it. All
that he asks of the farme< is, to
board him, to go for The machine
at the depot and pay the charges
on the machine, nos over three
dollars. IN order to have it all un-
derstood, the farmer is asked to
sign contract to the above things,
written on postal-card, Which the
fence man mails to his partner.
After machine arrives, a new man
turns up, to demand 500, the
price of the machine. The farm
er then learns to his astonisament,
that the contract for board, etc,
that he thought he was signing
was really an ordrr for the ma,
chine at the price Of 1906. Thi:
last conner claims to be the attor.
ney for the company making the
machine and by threats Of bringing
suit in the q. S. Court, forces some
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-03-04
Bows And Girls Clothing,

Many mothers like to cut and
make their children's clothing and
the consequence often is a bad fit
which children dislike as much as
grown. The articles in the House
keeper on Home Dresmaking"
gives as much attention to gar
ments for the little folks as for
grown people, and any mother
with the Moody Perfect Tailor
System given as a premium with
the Housekeeper one year at 81
and 20 cts for postage on premium,
can cut any boys or girls garment
without the slightest risk of a
misft. As the regular price of
this system is IS, it is worth while
for all fades who care to know
anything about the correct princi-
pies of dressmaking to order at
once, as the IS premiums cost
practically nothing. Write for
specimen copy Of "Housekeeper''
and full particulars. Address
Buckeye Publishing Co.. Minneap
oils, Mimi.